Yat-Kha is a music band hailing from Tuva, an autonomous Russian republic located in southern Siberia, known for its rich cultural heritage and distinct throat singing tradition. The band was formed in the early 1990s by lead vocalist and musician Albert Kuvezin, who sought to blend the traditional Tuvan music of his homeland with the contemporary sounds of rock and electronic music. This innovative fusion has characterized Yat-Kha's sound, making them a unique presence on the global music scene.

Over the years, Yat-Kha has released several albums, with notable ones including "dalai beldiri," "Aldyn Dashka," and "Yenisei-Punk," showcasing their evolution and experimentation with different musical styles. Their album "Re-Covers" features a fascinating collection of cover songs, reimagined through the band's signature style, highlighting their versatility and Kuvezin's distinctive deep throat singing technique. Yat-Kha's work is a celebration of Tuvan culture while simultaneously pushing its boundaries, earning them international acclaim and a dedicated following. Tours and live performances, such as those captured in "Live at «Stray Dog Club»," further display their powerful stage presence and the mesmerizing allure of their music, bridging the ancient and the modern in captivating ways.